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Former glory: Massey Hall restoration includes original glassworks

Architect and professor R. Douglas Gillmor was eternally curious - about everyone

The ROM gets a smooth new landscape, and eyes changes to its architecture

If you want to admire the Mona Lisa this summer, a good reproduction is the way to go

ROM’s palaeontology team heads to Montana’s badlands to uncover remains of triceratops named Dio

August 17 Updated

Here’s a lesson: When it comes to public school design, Ontario will get what it pays for

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A space of movement: Goh Ballet’s flowing architecture

‘Bring them home and put them to rest’: How museums are working with Indigenous communities to repatriate human remains

Vancouver street dons Shepard Fairey’s 20-storey tall Earth Justice mural

Montreal coalition that snagged a huge property for arts and community development splits over division of the spoils

Ten iconic Canadian buildings that we’ve lost

August 2 Updated

Downtown Toronto’s King Portland Centre shines a spotlight on the beauty of brick

Architect Cesar Pelli designed some of the world’s most recognizable buildings

Almost 100 years after being seized and sold, a Kwakwaka’wakw sun mask returns to B.C.

July 20 Updated

Hamilton gallery gives Canada’s indie-comics artists their due

Toronto art community mourns death of Katharine Mulherin

July 17 Updated

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Designing for fun: How to make a better playground

July 15 Updated

The Chateau Laurier mess shows it’s time for Canada to think harder about architecture

July 11 Updated

It’s Alive! Metallica’s Kirk Hammett shares his horror obsession at the Royal Ontario Museum

Why save Ontario Place? For the sake of beauty – and cold cash

Union Park: Why Toronto’s new megaproject lacks street smarts

Tikinagan revival: Why Anishinaabe artists are returning to traditional handcrafted wooden baby carriers

In photos: How these high-school photography students are testing boundaries

Through time and strife, a Nazi-plundered painting is finally returned to its rightful owners

An award-winning architect’s recipe for a better city: less building with more art

Three shows on globalism, race and video art to check out at Toronto’s Power Plant this summer

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Massey Hall in photos: Why the under-renovation concert venue will always remain a vital part of Toronto’s social history

13 must-see art shows to visit across Canada this summer

George W. Bush exhibit at Canadian War Museum captures sadness of veterans, loss

June 27 Updated

Canadian War Museum displays 51 of George W. Bush’s propagandistic paintings

June 26 Updated

Montreal’s Phi Centre displays Jim Carrey’s manic, furious political cartoons

Sidewalk Labs’ Toronto project plan offers a thousand details, but ignores basic questions

June 24 Updated

Brian Jungen’s audacious Indigenous art feels timely and necessary for a Canada attempting reconciliation

The silver lining in Montreal’s Musée d’art contemporain’s stalled renovation: more art

A visit with Alberto Giacometti’s beautifully imperfect sculptures at the Vancouver Art Gallery

GIACOMETTI-01 Alberto Giacometti in his studio, 1960 Photo: Rene Burri/Magnum Photos

Veteran documentarist Alanis Obomsawin shows her visionary side in Montreal Museum of Fine Arts exhibition